Sourcing Fee definition
Examples of Sourcing Fee in a sentence
Consignor recognizes that Consignee will also charge its investors a Sourcing Fee (as described in the Offering Circular and generally equal to 15% of the Purchase Price) to store, insure, transport and maintain the Asset following its Purchase, and the sum of the Sourcing Fee and Purchase Price is referred to herein as the “Acquisition Cost”.
Once these tests have been met, the funds will be immediately transferred to the operating account of the Company or Series and used to purchase the Series Asset on behalf of the SP formed for such purpose and to fund the Sourcing Fee to the Asset Manager.
The consideration payable to the Asset Manager for managing the Series Asset will be the Sourcing Fee and the other consideration set forth in the Asset Management Agreement.